The Country Office of Haiti seeks to contribute to higher, inclusive, and more sustainable growth that supports a reduction in poverty and inequalities.
Overview
Haiti is a founding member of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Like other shareholder countries, Haiti designates a Governor to represent its interests on the IDB Board of Governors.
At the IDB Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Haiti is represented on the Board of Executive Directors. This position, shared with Argentina, is led by an Executive Director who is elected for a three-year term by the Governors of both Haiti and Argentina. This arrangement ensures that Haiti has a voice in the day-to-day operations and strategic decisions of the IDB.
Executive Director: Miguel Braun
ALTERNATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR(S):
- Nicolas Camauer
ELECTED BY: Argentina and Haiti
Total Contribution: 15,185,400
Number of votes: 64,649
of the institution's ownership
Address: Bourdon 389, Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Boîte Postale 1321, Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Phone number: (T) 509) 2812-5000
E-mail: [email protected]
Videos available in Spanish
The Country Engagement Note (CEN) for Haiti for 2024-2026 prioritizes addressing Haiti’s immediate needs, supporting recovery efforts to jump-start the economy, and laying the foundation for sustainable and inclusive growth.
This engagement note focuses on three main priority areas:
- Bolster economic development for future rapid, inclusive, and sustained growth.
- Enhance basic service delivery and human capital development.
- Improving institutional capacity and rule of law.
Additionally, the CEN incorporates two cross-cutting themes: i) supporting the most vulnerable populations, including women, youth, and internally displaced people and ii) increasing resilience to external shocks and avoid future loss.
The CEN aims to keep the IDB engaged, adaptable, and responsive to the evolving and fragile context in Haiti.
- Sector: AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 300,000.00
- Sector: REFORM / MODERNIZATION OF THE STATE
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 500,000.00
- Sector: HEALTH
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 1,000,000.00
- Sector: SOCIAL INVESTMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 700,000.00
- Sector: FINANCIAL MARKETS
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 750,000.00
- Sector: ENERGY
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 600,000.00
- Sector: EDUCATION
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 360,000.00
- Sector: AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 38,700,000.00
Overview
Haiti is a founding member of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Like other shareholder countries, Haiti designates a Governor to represent its interests on the IDB Board of Governors.
At the IDB Headquarters in Washington, D.C., Haiti is represented on the Board of Executive Directors. This position, shared with Argentina, is led by an Executive Director who is elected for a three-year term by the Governors of both Haiti and Argentina. This arrangement ensures that Haiti has a voice in the day-to-day operations and strategic decisions of the IDB.
Executive Director: Miguel Braun
ALTERNATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR(S):
- Nicolas Camauer
ELECTED BY: Argentina and Haiti
Total Contribution: 15,185,400
Number of votes: 64,649
of the institution's ownership
Address: Bourdon 389, Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Boîte Postale 1321, Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Phone number: (T) 509) 2812-5000
E-mail: [email protected]
Videos available in Spanish
The Country Engagement Note (CEN) for Haiti for 2024-2026 prioritizes addressing Haiti’s immediate needs, supporting recovery efforts to jump-start the economy, and laying the foundation for sustainable and inclusive growth.
This engagement note focuses on three main priority areas:
- Bolster economic development for future rapid, inclusive, and sustained growth.
- Enhance basic service delivery and human capital development.
- Improving institutional capacity and rule of law.
Additionally, the CEN incorporates two cross-cutting themes: i) supporting the most vulnerable populations, including women, youth, and internally displaced people and ii) increasing resilience to external shocks and avoid future loss.
The CEN aims to keep the IDB engaged, adaptable, and responsive to the evolving and fragile context in Haiti.
- Sector: AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 300,000.00
- Sector: REFORM / MODERNIZATION OF THE STATE
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 500,000.00
- Sector: HEALTH
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 1,000,000.00
- Sector: SOCIAL INVESTMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 700,000.00
- Sector: FINANCIAL MARKETS
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 750,000.00
- Sector: ENERGY
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 600,000.00
- Sector: EDUCATION
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 360,000.00
- Sector: AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
- Project Status: Preparation
- Approval Date:
- Financing: 38,700,000.00
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